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Comfort Zone Common = 0V ?

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Subject: Comfort Zone Common = 0V ?
From: "Dean Smith" <ukha@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 23:32:03 -0000
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Had this on the comfort list for a few days without response so thought I'd
try here...

I want to add a momentary switch as ain input to comfort. When I've added
Momentary switches before I've added them between the Zone Input and the
relevant Zone Common however I'm short of cores at this wall box. I do
howvever have +12v and 0v (from an adjacent keypad). Is the Zone Common the
same as 0v ? i.e. can I add a momentary switch between 0v and the Zone
Input
?

Thanks

Dean


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